BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Commission should urge the People’s Republic of China to immediately stop the repression of spiritual and political groups, including but not limited to Falun Gong practitioners,
According to an incomplete investigation, more than 40 practitioners have been abducted and 3 practitioners have been tortured to death in just a few days.
As the United Nation’s Commission on Human Rights convenes in Geneva this week, the Falun Dafa Information Center joins the growing chorus of voices urging the Commission to censure China for the horrific and widespread abuses of human rights against Falun Gong practitioners throughout China.
To this end, on March 8th the U.S. Congress passed resolution H. Res. 530 urging the international community to rebuke the People’s Republic of China for a litany of human rights abuses. Additionally, last week 40 non-governmental organizations adopted a resolution of their own, urging a resolution to be introduced in Geneva “to call upon the People’s Republic of China to end its human rights violations and meet internationally recognized standards for human rights.”
Ms Zhang is the sister of Youlai Zhang, who will travel today from Wollongong to Canberra to practise the art of Falun Gong in front of Parliament House. The morning meditation is designed to publicise the plight of practitioners in China, who have suffered harsh labour camp conditions since the Chinese government banned the practice in 1999.
Camellia sinensis, these two words, the botanical name, means nothing to most people, unless they are familiar with camellia flowers or are aware that “sinensis” means “Chinese.”
Powerful words from the orthodox Old Masters are as applicable today as they were for followers of The Way during Lao Tzu’s Time. A wise practitioner, objective in his/her views, disinterested in what others say, living by the Dafa, will discover that serenity of mind is crucial to allow absorption and comprehension of the Dafa teachings.
Many modern day Chinese falsely associate the ancient Doctrine of the Mean advocated by Confucius with those so-called wise people who know what’s best for themselves, safeguarding their personal security and playing it safe in this insecure world by staying neutral, particularly when facing two polar factions.
Mankind has the responsibility to preserve the world’s natural resources. However, the rising population and concurrent rural development can be detrimental to our natural environment. Here I would like to discuss my view on the consumption and development of the forest resources.
TANG Yiwen’s life is confirmed to be in a critical condition according to a telephone conversation to Australia this morning from her father, Mr Liang.
Over 100 Chinese officials could be denied entry into the United States, or face deportation if they are already here, for their “particularly severe violations of religious freedom” according to two NGOs who submitted a report on the Chinese officials to U.S. authorities.
